Amazing custom theme cakes and cupcakes. Wonderful organic cobblers. They make your favorite…read moreflavor cake and filling. Customer service is very important to us. You will always be our first priority.

Meeting Gracie, baker/owner of Grayseas Pies, was a wonderful convergence yesterday (10/24/21)…read more First heard of Gracie venturing out with her successful pies and pop up collaborations from fellow Yelp Elite/IGer friend, Wendy K. I missed out on a previous event hosted at Musang, but lucked out this time with a pre-order placed for pickup on Sunday afternoon. Often these baked goods are sold out pronto. Thankfully, there were no sports events scheduled, but freeway traffic was dense, trying to arrive in time, and dodge the forecasted bomb cyclone deluge. The pop up was hosted at Archipelago in Seattle's Hillman City where I received warm greetings from both Gracie plus Archipelago's Chef Aaron and Amber with their young child. Shortly thereafter even Wendy K was there too. Convergence of all these individuals truly made my day. This pop up was also a collaboration for Filipino American History Month. Her Calabasa Pie was baked with squash from local Filpino farmers and spice mix crafted with Archipelago. Delicious and with such depth of flavor! The paired beverage was from Enroot, a sparkling cold brew tea with apple lemon, cayenne, and yerbe mate. Side note : founded by Brad Pitt to help support the James Beard Foundation. Pairing beverage with dessert to highlight tasting notes was brilliant. And the unique sticker provided in the pop up package was inspired by Amber at Archipelago and created by the Ninang Nunu line available through Etsy. Yet another supportive, creative Filipino artist! Gracie of Grayseas Pies also raises donations through sales to benefit social justice organizations. The overall cross pollination and collaborative spirit among so many individuals in the local community is something I can truly support. The enthusiasm and genuine baking with love is truly apparent. Keep up with future Grayseas Pies pop up events and collaborations through www.grayseaspies.com and/or via IG @grayseas.pies

It's no secret to people who know me that I like to support small local businesses, particularly…read moreAsian owned. If I find a business that gives back that means even more to me. That's Grayseas wrapped into one little Filipino Woman owned business. I believe everyone one of her pop up a certain amount of proceeds have been donated to various foundations. on top of that she's genuinely one of the sweetest people I've met. So gracious and welcoming. I had been following Grayseas pop ups on Instagram thanks to fellow Yelpers Bryan K, Nelson L and another friend Ray for awhile but timing and location didn't always work. Until I was visiting my dad's on a weekend where the pick up was at The Station coffee house on Beacon Hill. The majority of the time you'll find her picks at minority or women owned businesses. This particular pop up she and another baker were doing a fundraiser for Filipinx Food Seattle documentary. I had pre ordered three of her pocket pies. The flavors were Peach Mango, Elote and Alex Pie a tribute to her brother (strawberry cream Oreo). So delicious!! What I like most about her flavors are that they aren't overly sweet. She doesn't do savory often so if you see one jump on it. My favorite that day was the elote!! So far one of my favorite Filipino inspired flavors has been the calamansi meringue and I'm not usually a meringue person. The pick up was at Hood Famous in the ID another Filipino Woman Owned business. Loved the unique tartness of the calamansi also if you have seen how small calamansi are you would understand how much work went into this one. My sister in law is Filipino and my brother is always trying Filipino recipes so whenever I get one of Gracie's pies that is influenced with Filipino flavors I'll save some to share with them. For the entire month of October Filipino American History Month Gracie did collaborations and pick ups at a number of Filipino owned businesses around town. A portion of proceeds for all sales in October are going to the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns. The pies were paired with Enroot Tea another Filipino owned business. I was able to pick up two of the five offerings. The pick ups I was able to get were the cassava langka at Musang and the Kalabasa pie at Archipelago. Both were delicious and ingredients I hadn't had before also loved the teas and can't wait to buy more. Each pairing also had stickers created specifically for each location pick up by artist @ninangnuni What I reallu loved was reading the stories behind the reason she selected each location. Can't wait to share the pics from Seattle Restaurant Weeks menu by Grayseas.

Orders are always on time and tasty. Chicken wings are fantastic for parties…read more A nice selection of other tasty Asian treats too.

I've come here on many occasions for the house special bahn mi. One of the best ones in the city…read morefor sure! Plenty of parking here as well. They offer many other Vietnamese deli items too, so make sure to take a look at all their items when you stop by.

All cakes I have bought from cakes of paradise in the last 8 years have been just perfect, great…read morelooking and very delicious. I have also bought cream pies that were perfect and very creamy and great tasting. I would highly recommend cakes of paradise to every one. You won't be sorry. Service is great, Very clean place . i use to drive down to place an order until i found out that they were also on the internet. Now I just called them on the phone and order what I want and it's always ready on the time I designate.. I give it 5 stars over and over.

When I tell you... BEST CAKES IN SEATTLE/all of WA! I've been to other states and they don't make…read morethem like Cakes of Paradise, well besides Hawaii itself. Our family favorites are Chantilly, Guava and Pineapple Delight. We come for everyone's birthdays and pretty much every holiday or special occasions. We come so much, I still don't know why they don't offer a little discount/rewards for their utmost and loyal customers. So they see our family once-three times a month with a lovely cake order. I remember when they had a location down in Renton too or sold a variety of their cake slices down at the Renton Uwajimaya! Their Seattle location is very convenient for anyone coming from north or south. They offer a variety of different desserts as well, along with coffee/other drinks too. Very laid back place to purchase from and workers are fast with what you need to get picked up or to purchase. I've always recommended Cakes of Paradise to everyone who asks for a recommendation or to new family/friends visiting Seattle. You will always satisfy your sweet tooth with them!

I order cakes several times a year for office celebrations. The cakes are always outstanding! Try…read morethe Ube! It is amazing.

the spanish rolls didnt have anything inside. i was expecting " a real spanish bread" why is there…read moreno filling? i shouldve just bought pandesal . ‍

The standing floral arrangement that I had ordered was beautifully done. They were able to…read moreaccommodate my arrangement, as I called in on a Tuesday afternoon for an arrangement to be delivered on Thursday. Was so happy with the short notice. Would come back for sure

You all -- do not pass up this amazing family-owned bakery! I grew up eating their cakes for…read moreweddings and birthdays, and they've always been incredible. My husband and I chose a Vietnamese-style wedding cake because we love how light and airy the sponge is. It's not overly sweet, and the cream is always so fresh and delicious. I came in with a Pinterest photo, and the baker immediately sketched out my vision. We scheduled a cake tasting for the following week, where we tried two different fillings. We were so impressed -- my husband never eats cake, and he absolutely devoured it! Delivery to our wedding venue was seamless and affordable, and the cake turned out beautiful -- exactly what I asked for, and it tasted even better than we remembered. Small con: There's no seating area for the tasting; we sampled everything at the counter, which felt a bit impromptu. But honestly, I didn't mind since I like to keep things quick -- we shared feedback, made decisions, and were done within 15 minutes. Overall, I can't recommend this bakery enough -- they made our wedding cake dreams come true!

I love Flour Box and I definitely think it's worth trying IF you're dedicated enough to try. Their…read moredonuts are undoubtably delicious and pretty, but their line most days are LONG. They release weekly flavors and have yet to put out a flavor I didn't love. Though, don't sleep on their other baked goods or drinks either. If you wanted to enjoy your donuts right away, they have a really cute outdoor seating area as well. The line is no joke though. They're only open Thursday-Sunday until sold out, which they do every day. Make sure you check their Instagram to stay updated on the line status and whether you're still able to join it or not. Their line is especially long when they have savory flavors. On these days, I'd recommend going before opening and waiting rather than coming after. Sometimes it's already too late by then. The staff are all amazing and do their best to serve you as quickly as possible, but it will still require quite a bit of waiting. Highly recommend Flour Box if you want to but come early and be prepared to wait.

My friend introduced this cafe to me and knew we had to get there early for the line! Luckily it…read morewas a nice sunny day so we didn't mind waiting the hour or so in line and we event chatted with the people next to us. When we finally got to the front we already knew what we wanted. That weekend they had a sticky toffee cake that we were dying to try. And then we got a couple donuts to share between us. I loved the cake so much!! The donuts were also good and I liked the matcha flavored one. The texture was perfect and the outside was coated in sugar! They even offer gloves you can wear while eating the donuts! Very cute ambiance inside too, with cute seating areas and tables and plants. The walls are all glass so you can see right out and it lets in a lot of light.

My husband and I absolutely love their London Fog cake. My husband is Japanese and doesn't like…read morethings too sweet, but this is his favorite cake. He also hates to spend a lot on desserts and he will splurge to get a piece of cake. The slices are pretty big so one slice will usually be a treat for us twice, sharing it. Though we both agree that we think the slices aren't as big as before. We used to be able to nibble 3 times on the cake slices instead of twice. We are actually considering just buying a full cake to save on cost and freeze it and thaw whenever we want a special treat or for celebrations. Anyway, we super love this cake and highly recommend it.

Deep sea sugar and salt has been a staple for many years. The cake has been exactly the dessert I…read morewant. Not too cakey. Not too sweet. Just right. While I always love their cakes, their location is a bit challenging and their wait times have increased. There's limited parking for the shop which makes it harder to stop by than before. I also didn't appreciate this past time waiting for 15 minutes for two cake slices. To me that's kind of crazy. While there were a couple of larger orders ahead if me, I still don't think it should take that long to get cake. On most days, I would give 5/5 just based on their cake. Today I was disappointed by how long it took especially when I saw the workers just talking amongst themselves.